I dont know everything they stand for, but you guys made this the issue. If they work against this, I stand with them
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I don't like or approve of them. Those people are nuts. More conspiracy nuts.
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In general nobody pays attention to Conspiracy Theorists and so the Left's fixation on QAnon is very strange.
The reason for the left's obsession with QAnon is this: Thanks to QAnon, the leftist Democrats have been exposed for the violent, racist hateful pedophiles they really are.
The Democrats are either in denial mode as some are, or are in full-blown damage control as a result of information QAnon has released about them.
It's very similar to the way CNN, MSNBC, and other networks give 24/7 full coverage to everything Donald Trump says or does: They are obsessed with him, to the point of it being a sickness. He lives in their heads rent-free, just as concepts like "QAnon", "White Supremacists", "Russian Collusion", or the "Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy" lives in their heads rent free.
Those are their Bogeymen.
Wrong!
It was bad enough in the old days when delusional people would stand on a street corner with a megaphone or a bull horn or use a small portable offset printer to run off copies of some maniacal screed or rant and then tuck them under windshield wipers. Alas, those were the good ol' days because we could keep it outside of our homes. No more. Now, with one click of a mouse, it's in every room of the house, infecting the minds of naive and trusting people who are too uneducated or too unsophisticated to tell that they're being fed bile instead of bread.
Now the lunatics connect on-line which has led to the explosive growth of everything from hate groups to people sharing and thereby reinforcing each others' delusions to the point that they all see it as some kind of affirmation. It's one of the major downsides to our technological advancement that has come upon is faster than our laws can keep up with it.
It reminds me somewhat of what happened in the aftermath of the introduction of television, and radio before it. Initially, they were both seen as giant leaps forward to advance the remote education of everyone on the planet from kids to adults. But aside from a few cooking shows and the occasional popular home improvement show, both radio and TV have been used overwhelmingly as vehicles for entertainment and, sadly, for the dissemination of both propaganda and indoctrination instead of elucidation. Likewise, every advancement in entertainment from movie projectors, to cameras (like polaroid), to VHS, DVDs, and computer streaming, has been used to disseminate pornography and not just Disney movies.
So, where do we find ourselves now? Originally, our hopeful new world was called the Information Age, but it could equally be described as the Disinformation Age because, at this point, it should surprise no one that there's probably as much (if not more) nonsense on the internet as there is truly valid and useful information. Unfortunately, virtually any unscrupulous person can post whatever they damn well please whether they're motivated purely by making a buck or whether they have some kind of agenda, perhaps even a sinister one. Truth, it seems, is not only the first casualty of war, it's a mass casualty of our newfound technological prowess.
